JourneyIIT by Tarun Goyal

  Hello people😊 Here I will specifically confine to JEE Advanced.  So you all might have seen JEE Advanced previous year question papers (PYQs). Most probably you are scared after seeing it for the1st time. So lets discuss the best way to solve a JEE Advanced Paper.  When can you start solving PYQs of  JEE Advanced? It is advisable to solve PYQs of JEE Advanced only and only after you have completed your whole syllabus.  Now once you are in state of solving, the very first step is take a DEEP BREATH. Now before starting the paper choose a subject pattern at random. NEVER EVER HAVE A FIX PATTERN OF SOLVING YOUR QUESTIONS PAPERS like first chemistry, then maths and finally physics or any other fixed pattern. Suppose you chose PMC (i.e., Physics, Maths and finally Chemistry) in a certain paper.  Note: This selection must be done before starting the paper.  How to solve once the sequence is determined? Now follow the sequence of solving you decided, like ...

  Hello people😊 So as the title of the blog states, today I'm going to share with you all a very cool trick to solve questions in back exercise. This strategy is very simple.  Once you are done with solving examples, you are aware of a lot of tricks and methods to solve different kind of problems. Now you can go for attempting the questions without solutions. How to solve? First read the question properly, then try to identify have you solved an example similar to this problem or not? Probably you have. Now try to recall the steps that were there in examples and in case you are not able to recall the steps in examples, you should view that example once again or else you can proceed with the method as done in the example solving. Now let's proceed to Case 2: If you haven't solved that example before,  try to think what concept is used in the question. Do you know that concept? If yes, then try to solve that question with that concept. If you aren't able to solve then do...

Hello people😊, There's another most prevalent myth among most of the students that if we help any student with a topic that student will get a good rank in JEE than us.   Let's try to understand if there's any truth in the notion. Starting with a very basic question, What happens when you help a student with a topic? He understands that topic but wait, he/she was your competitor & now you have helped your competitor. Your rank is in danger, your competition got increased. Is this really true?  NO, absolutely not. then what's the reality? Yes he did understood the topic but, who was explaining it? You. You were the one explaining. With your help he/she was able to understand the topic so this ultimately means you know the topic better than that person. Besides on explaining the same topic you have got a good command on that topic. Now let's analyze the other side. What would have happened if you could help but you didn't? See everyone has internet connection...

    Hello people😊 Even the most successful person has gone through a lot of failures. So is it like you have to fail every time before achieving success or is there any bypass?  See in   one's life there is not a single definition of success. It just moves from one goal to another. Let's take an example: when you were in 1st std, probably your goal was to come 1st in a race or win the prize. That was something you had considered your success then. Now, when you were in 10th your goal probably had shifted to getting good grades in board exams and similarly the definition of your success. Now that you are in 11th and 12th your definition of success is probably cracking the JEE. Similarly, once you'll get into college, placements in good companies or something worthy would be your definition. Probably you got my point. Your goal keeps changing and you are never fully successful or satisfied. You don't even stop to celebrate a bit but just keep hustling in that ...

Hello People😊, So as the title of the blog says, today I'm going to share with you all a very cool trick to solve examples.  This strategy is very simple. All you have to do is after reading a topic, go through examples first before jumping directly on to the practice questions.  Now the very question arises, How to solve EXAMPLES? Isn't it the same conventional way, read the questions and try solving before seeing the solution? Or just go through the solution first kinda things? "No not at all".  The best way to solve an example is by recalling the topic after reading the question. First read the question, then try to recall the topic this question belongs to. After these two steps start reading the solution of that example. Now when I say read the solution, it means you have to read and analyse every step simultaneously. Now this procedure not only gives you deeper understanding of the topic but also exposes you to multiple ways why which that question could be sol...

  Hello people😊 Today I'm going to share you all about the lowest point in my life. It was duing the mid 12th. This was the time when I had completely lost hope and my marks were the worst of all the time both 11th and 12th combined.  As stated before, for me Organic Chemistry was a language of Gods. .                                (This was my reaction to all the questions of Organic Chemistry) So one fine day my friend and I were sitting in a staff room and I confessed him that I was feeling low mainly because I wasn't scoring good marks lately. Besides my teachers were scolding me a lot for not scoring well and so I started to skip many papers. But honestly I feel this was the worst thing I ever did. I advice you not to skip tests or papers even if you barely score.  Now we both were figuring out the possible causes for my condition and after lots of brainstorming, I took a deep brea...

  Hello people😊 Important Tricks: Here are some tricks to boost your preparations Chocolate Problem Trick This trick is very simple. All you have to do is whenever you attempt a question and get it wrong, simply note that question in a chit and fold it. Don't forget to look at the correct solution. After some time you will have a bunch of chits, shuffle them and pick one. Whatever question of whichever subject comes out, try solving that. If you get it right, mark a star on that chit, fold and reshuffle. Whenever you encounter that chit again, solve it again. If the answer is right, star the chit, but if it is wrong cut one star. Once you receive 5 stars remove that chit from your chocolate box and don't forget to have chocolate for yourself now! You will start this trick in greed but end up with habit of accuracy. Even I have practiced many questions this way and every time I encounter any chocolate question it gets correct automatically. Remember, this trick works only if yo...

  Hello people😊 "Moving on a road without knowing the destination ends up in a pit"                                                                                          ~Tarun Goyal In this part I'm gonna tell you about some Important chapters which could help you earn bonus marks in JEE. These chapters are really really easy and  you will definitely confront some questions in JEE.  Often many students aren't aware of the syllabus of  JEE Advanced and this impacts their performance in the actual exam.  Hence, I have included the official link for the same. ## Syllabus of JEE Advanced can be viewed by here Let's get started. Note that these chapters are arranged in increasing order of difficulty ...

  Hello people😊 This is my 1st blog.  I have cleared one of the so called " Toughest Exam " in India IIT-JEE.  Lakhs of students give this exam and only a handful of them get a good college and branch. So today I am going to tell you how I cleared my JEE and what were the difficulties I faced, what are solutions to those problems, what books I referred, which books should you refer etc. So without wasting time let's start: I was in X std and Boards were yet to start. It was the month of December I guess, and that time I took admission in one of the best known coaching institute for IIT-JEE, I don't need to introduce but still it was ALLEN Jaipur.  I joined the advanced batch (this batch generally starts in November end before boards) I was late by 4-5 days so I wasn't able to understand anything and this was also impacting my Xth so I dropped out the advanced batch after around a week and then I joined the Phase-1 (this was the 1st batch after Xth boards).  Act...